🏏ICC Women's World Cup 2025: South Africa W vs India W, FINAL🏏 - Page 2

IND W vs SA W: Prediction

Form plus familiarity with conditions, along with the support of the home crowd, tilts the balance slightly in favour of India. If they win the toss and chase under lights, their deeper finishing nudges the probabilities. South Africa will be looking to make early inroads into Indian batting, and in the case of their batting, a lot will depend on Wolvaardt giving them a good foundation.

Considering all the factors, India are expected to win this game and their maiden World Cup title. The balance tilts in their favour by 55% to 45% margin.

Is there a reserve day?

Yes, there is a reserve day in place. Every effort will be made to complete the game on Sunday. The officials will even try to complete a 20-over game per side if possible. The final will only go into the reserve day if the match doesn't get finished on Sunday. The play will resume from where it ended on Sunday.

What if reserve day is also washed out?

In case the reserve day is also washed out, then South Africa will be crowned 2025 Women's World Cup Champion, because they finished ahead of India in the points table. SA won 5 out of 7 matches to finish third. India registered 3 wins and registered 3 wins to finish fourth in the points table.

Let us hope, it will never happen.

Full 100-over game expected

A look at the weather report hints at a full 100-over game taking place in Navi Mumbai. Spells of rain could disrupt the game but might not impact the final game enough. The second semi-final between India and Australia also saw a small break due to rain in the first innings.

Navi Mumbai weather

Overall, there is a 63 percent chance of rain throughout the day. There is more than a 50 percent chance of rain at 6:00 PM, the time when first innings will be close to its end. There is less than 25 percent chance of rain after that, which is a positive sign.

Launch of Women's IPL

India's success in the 2017 World Cup saw the fans demanding a Women's IPL. In 2018, the BCCI organised an exhibition game and the trend continued, with the number of matches increasing. In 2023, the board finally conducted the Women's Premier League. The tournament's fourth edition will take place in 2026. WPL has played a key role in shaping Indian women's cricket over the past two and a half years.

2017 WC revolutionised women's cricket

Even though India couldn't win the World Cup, their success in the ICC event revolutionised women's cricket and it is now closely followed by the fans and experts. Harmanpreet Kaur replaced Mithali Raj following her retirement in 2022.

Thanks for the all important girl's finals Madhu.

Eagerly waiting for girls and boys to cross the line with that dreaded toss first.

Cheers..

Thanks for tag

All The Best to both teams

Trophy share kar do

Dono ko pehli trophy milegi

Won't mind any team winning

Women CWC ko new champion milega

SA W Mens T20WC 2024 ka badla na le